Nu Things, Inc., is considering investing in a business venture with the following anticipated cash flow results: Assume MARR is 20 percent per year. Based on an internal rate of return analysis, (1) determine the investment's worth, (2) state whether or not your results indicate the investment should be undertaken, and (3) state the decision rule you used to arrive at this conclusion.

Nu Things, Inc., is considering investing in a business venture with the following anticipated cash flow results: Assume MARR is 20 percent per year. Based on an internal rate of return analysis, (1) determine the investment's worth, (2) state whether or not your results indicate the investment should be undertaken, and (3) state the decision rule you used to arrive at this conclusion.

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Chapter11: Capital Budgeting Decisions

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